In a situation involving undue influence, the party who takes advantage of another person's mental, emotional, or physical weakness to unduly persuade that person to enter into a contract is called the ________.

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The term "dominant party" refers to the individual or entity in a position of power or influence over another, often used in the context of undue influence where this party may exploit their position to unduly persuade or coerce the other party into a contract or agreement.

In a Situation Involving Undue Influence, the Party Who Takes